I’ve really been enjoying the blogs on Tanqueray’s website lately. Every blog I’ve checked out has been interesting, but I’ve found Sal Masekela and Talib Kweli especially poignant. I certainly can’t endorse “resisting simple” as a way of life but I can highly recommend reading Kweli’s travel tips, Twitter etiquette, and his heartfelt ode to J Dilla.

Continue reading Justin Kosman @ Random →

OSS, the latest project from Adam22 is getting closer and closer to it’s full release. The plan for OSS has changed a bunch over the past year but like Adam says on the Them blog “one thing that stayed consistent is that the team and I have been focused on filming for our first DVD, “Football” since day one”. The video should be amazing and the trailer is nothing but… Edited by Mike Mastroni, featuring Alex Platt, Garrett Reeves, Mike Mastroni, Jake Seeley, Charlie Crumlish, Craig Passero, and Rory Ellis, you know it’s going to be good…

Check out the trailer on thembmx.com

I had the pleasure of putting together a photo feature on Jim Bauer and his 1981 Porsche 911 for Man on the Move.

Check out part 1 of a 2 part photogallery series from New York.

Continue reading New York in January pt.1 →

The Vancouver 2010 Olympics are over and it’s been an amazing experience. Living in an Olympic city for my first time has been so much fun and it has almost made me feel like I’m a real Canadian. Since moving from Seattle three years ago I have always enjoyed living in Vancouver, but nothing could have prepared me for the craziness that was the past two weeks. As I sit in my office now with the window open, it almost feels like I’m living in a ghost town. The noise and excitement that followed last nights hockey game, where Canada beet out the US Olympic team in overtime, was nothing like I have ever experienced before. Every time Canada would score a goal, you could hear the city cheering – people in the streets, in bars, and in their apartments with the windows open. It’s really hard to describe it with out being here. And once the game was over, people were running, screaming, and honking in the streets for over 10 hours straight. It was a crazy night!

The following photos are a selection from The Boston Globe’s “The Big Picture“, capturing the Olympics from start to finish. I have yet to go through all my photos from the past two weeks, but if it works out, I might throw some photos on the site!

Continue reading Vancouver 2010: The Big Picture →

The second part to the Say Mayday’s feature on Alex Klein is online! You can check out all the info on the series, as well as part 1 here, and keep reading to watch part 2.

Continue reading Shotwell – Alex Klein Pt. 2 →

Clutter free.

Ricky Adam (see below) has notified me that he’s also just been featured in something called Carne Mag, which I have never heard of.

I went to the site, downloaded issue 2 and proceeded to be fully blown away by all the great stuff that’s featured. Carne Mag is a monthly digital magazine (yes, flippy pages) and I think it’s one of the better ones I’ve ever come across. First of all, it took a few minutes to download the issue, but I didn’t have to wait for any pages to load when I was checking out the mag so it was worth it. In addition, the whole thing looks really nice and is easy/quick to navigate.

Carne Mag features a good mix of photography, art, design and is definitely worthy of a check out if you are into those things. As an added surprise, Brian Barnhart is also featured in issue 2.